How to improve business writing skills
Warren A. Smith, Brian H. Kleiner
Abstract
Warren A. Smith, Brian H. Kleiner
Abstract
Though a good deal has been written concerning the subject of how to improve business writing skills, most authors will agree on at least a few theories. Business writing skills cannot be improved by merely attending a few seminars, nor can they be improved by purchasing the most complete word‐processing software on the market. These authors do agree on one very common and often overlooked theme business writing skills are best improved through practice. Expands on this theory while offering some guidelines for producing effective written correspondence.
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Though a good deal has been written concerning the subject of how to improve business writing skills, most authors will agree on at least a few theories. Business writing skills cannot be improved by merely attending a few seminars, nor can they be improved by purchasing the most complete word‐processing software on the market. These authors do agree on one very common and often overlooked theme business writing skills are best improved through practice. Expands on this theory while offering some guidelines for producing effective written correspondence.
Key concepts: Theme (computing), Purchasing, Subject (documents), Professional writing, Computer science, Marketing, Psychology, Mathematics education